Duck Coloring Pages (80 Free Printable PDFs)

Pancakes are on the table, and the smallest duck is already reaching for a plate. These 80 duck coloring pages follow ducks and ducklings through kitchens, gardens, pond picnics, and a few very comfortable naps. The collection includes busy little group scenes as well as single ducks with plenty of room to color.

Choose a picture below to download its PDF or open it with Color online. The simple duck and duckling group near the end is a useful place to start if you’d prefer fewer objects.

Ducks at Home

The ducks have made themselves comfortable. There’s a book open on the sofa, a baking project in the kitchen, and a blanket fort big enough for a few friends. If you want a quieter page, look for the sleeping duck on a cushion; it has fewer small spaces than the room scenes.

A paper boat floats past three curious ducks, and a whole family makes its way across the stepping stones. For the pond pictures, try pale blue water and green lily pads, or leave the water white and color just the ducks and plants.

A rabbit shares tea with two ducks, a kitten watches a butterfly, and a capybara settles into an inflatable pool. The hedgehog has joined the ducks for a book, too.

One duckling has found a seat in the wheelbarrow among the flowerpots. Elsewhere in the garden, the ducks are collecting strawberries, pulling a carrot, and planting seedlings at the potting bench.

A child pets a duckling beside a pair of boots, while another reads on a rug with two ducks nearby. Don’t miss the little duck peeking out of a rain boot.

Two ducks share an umbrella, and two more sit with mugs outside a tent. The beach pictures include a sandcastle in progress and a pair of ducks resting on a striped towel.

The knitting duck has company: a duckling is asleep on the cushion beside the armchair. Other pages have ducks decorating cookies, making music, and wrapping presents. You can add your own dots or stripes to the blank parts of the gift wrap.

Most of these pictures focus on one duck, a companion, or a large prop. The daisy, bubbles, and striped scarf have broad spaces to fill. The sleeping pair is a little more detailed, with a window, pillows, and folded blankets around them.

For a familiar duckling palette, use a soft yellow body with an orange bill and feet. A white duck can stay mostly uncolored, with a light blue or lavender accent along a few edges. These are cartoon ducks, so pink wings or a green scarf work just as well.

A limited palette can help a room scene feel less busy. Choose one color for the furniture, one for the fabric, and a brighter color for a small object such as a mug. Colored pencils give you more control around eyes, plant stems, and basket openings.

Printing a page

Choose US Letter or A4 to match the paper in your printer. Open the PDF and check the print preview so the complete drawing fits on the sheet. With markers, place scrap paper underneath to protect the next page or your table.

For another animal collection with room scenes and garden play, browse the kitten coloring pages.